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On this page you can find the resources for the whole first responder’s family, ranging from tools that can help to recognize signs of distress, to advice on how to cope with it.


10 Practical Tips to Effectively Manage a First Responder Schedule
First Responders can maintain work-life balance with the right strategies and outlook.
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Sharing the Hard Stuff
1st responders struggling to talk about work at home.
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The exercise pill: How exercise keeps your brain healthy and protects it against depression and anxiety
As with many other physicians, recommending physical activity to patients was just a doctor chore…
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Dispatcher Mandatory Overtime
We will be joining my co-worker, Mary. A 32-year-old 9-1-1 dispatcher who is on the…
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Coming Home from a Rough Day
John, a first responder, comes home from an intense and difficult shift. It has been…
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The Difficulties of Working Holidays
We are Joining Jill, a Corrections Officer, who is recently divorced and she and her…
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1-833-34-STRONG

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Need Help Now?

Call 1-833-34-STRONG (1-833-347-8766)
24/7 Confidential Crisis and Resource Support Line for First Responders

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline:
Call 988-273-TALK (8255)
Available 24/7

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This project is funded by a grant awarded from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Through the efforts of the Police Officers Association of Michigan, Fraternal Order of Police, and Michigan Professional Fire Fighters Union.

Contact us at:

[email protected]

Scott Taylor
FST5 Lead Support Specialist
586-531-5742

Ryan Fessenden
Administrative Coordinator
586-484-5235

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